In today’s time, men have less hours than men before the year 2000. Men today are
distracted - not by nature, but by design. Mobile devices, the internet, social
media, and countless streams of digital noise have created a new kind of man:
distracted, divided, and detached from purpose. We don’t see men in parks. We
don’t see men flying kites with their children. We don’t see men assisting in
their communities with consistent service. Why? Because they’re digitally
chained to a false reality - a digital division built by man to consume their
time.
Quick exercise: Do you remember the days you received post from
different subscriptions? In a week, maybe a month, you’d receive around 40
pieces of mail - letters, newsletters, bills - something physical, something
intentional. Now? Check your Gmail or Ymail after one month. How many emails
are spam? How many are marketing? How many are even necessary?
Another one: Do you remember when you could walk around society
with R1000 and actually do something with it? You could buy groceries,
share pocket money with kids on the street, and still have change. What is
R1000 worth today? Not much. It barely scratches the surface. Man-made systems
like capitalism have inflated prices so heavily that money has lost its real
value. That R1000 man has to carry R10000 today - and he’s still struggling.
Yeah, I hear you. "That’s the past. Things change." But let me
ask you this:
What future are we creating for our children and grandchildren?
"You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward." Steve Jobs
Let me bring it home to Cape Town, South Africa. Here, this is our focus. A wave is coming. Currencies will be rescaled. The R1 of 1990 is equivalent to R100 in 2025. To bring that value back, a new currency will be introduced - most likely digital. But that too is man-made. Every solution man has offered so far has created new, more destructive problems.
Let’s shift lenses - Kingdom perspective: God gave us everything we
need for free. We were created to trade time, effort, and stewardship(Management) for
reward. God never needed our sacrifices. He simply asked for obedience and
gratitude.
"Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse... Test me in
this," says the Lord Almighty, "and see if I will not throw open the
floodgates of heaven..." (Malachi 3:10)
God gave us water - and from water we made soda, beer, wine, and synthetic
juice.
God gave us animals - and we made fast food and mass-market meat.
God gave
us trees and plants - and we made chips, spices, clothing, and medicine.
Capitalism is built off three life sources God gave freely:
1. Human life
2. Animal life
3. Plant life
But man corrupted the system.
Now listen, men: We need to learn the rules of this game and
flip the script in favor of God's kingdom. Greed is not a fruit of the
Spirit.
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance,
kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control..."
(Galatians 5:22-23)
Capitalism is built on greed and oppression. God’s Kingdom is built on stewardship and righteousness.
How Do We Bring God's System Back?
Like weeds in a garden, these systems will grow unchecked unless we
pluck them out daily. The good seeds - your business, your calling - must be
protected. Men must begin working together, in unity, offline. Don’t publicly announce your steps on social media. The robots (AI algorithms and surveillance systems)
are watching. Some men are already building silently. This message is for those
who are still asleep.
The Kingdom Plan:
Start creating the same product that the system offers - but do it in
God's way, at a cost people can afford.
Step 1: Start with Plant and Tree Life. Grow your own
apples, tomatoes, potatoes at home - in your kingdom. Sell them at 70% less than
the store.
"Then the Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden
to tend and keep it." (Genesis 2:15)
Step 2: Move to Animal Life. Start raising chickens. Sell eggs or poultry at a
lower cost. Expand to sheep and cattle when possible. Let others join and work
the land with you. Feed their stomachs, not their egos.
"Know well the condition of your flocks, and give attention to your
herds." (Proverbs 27:23)
Step 3: Empower Human Life. Use wool to make clothing. Build local craftsmanship.
Sell garments at reduced prices. When your land expands, build near rivers. Use warm
pipes and natural flow to create drink systems at low cost.
Don’t get caught in brand names. They’re just distractions. They
manipulate your choices and bind your thoughts.
Men who understand the mission of bringing Heaven to Earth know where to
begin.
Even millionaires and billionaires must be careful not to fall into the trap of pride and excess. We are not here to build kingdoms for ourselves. We are here to build God's kingdom.
Once we have enough systems operating in Kingdom order, we can:
1. Create jobs
2. Clean communities
3. Return responsibility to the people
Growing God's Kingdom Means More Time on Earth
As we build God’s kingdom, we’re not just restoring righteousness - we’re
reclaiming time. The world system rushes us, distracts us, and shortens our
days with stress, artificial deadlines, and consumption. But God's system
brings peace, purpose, and extended life.
"The fear of the Lord adds length to life, but the years of the
wicked are cut short." (Proverbs 10:27)
The more we align with His will, the more meaningful time we are
granted - not just individually, but as a generation. Our communities will begin
to breathe again. Neighbours will trust each other. Families will dine
together. Skills will return. Time will feel like a gift, not a burden.
"Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of
wisdom." (Psalm 90:12)
When men come together to build God's kingdom, they awaken time itself.
God extends what is surrendered to Him. And in that space, we don’t just
live - we thrive.
Titles are distractions. They breed entitlement and power trips.
Let’s stay focused. Let’s build systems that combat the robot world.
Let us save more brothers and sisters. Not by noise. Not by talk. But by
action.
"Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do
what it says." (James 1:22)
The Kingdom is not coming. It’s already within you.
"The Kingdom of God is within you." (Luke 17:21)
Let the builders rise. Some will get this now. Others later. If you get it now, start. And bring the rest with you.
Amen.